


Just a Few Words

by lovetheinsane



Category: Sherlock (TV)
Genre: Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Angst, Baby Hamish, Emotional Hurt/Comfort, Established Sherlock Holmes/John Watson, Implied Mpreg, John is away, M/M, Parentlock, Post-Reichenbach, donovan is a bit not good, people say hurtful things, sherlock may be a bit occ, sherlock needs reassurance, tags are getting out of hand, though you can pretend hamish is adopted
Language: English
Status: Completed
Published: 2014-11-29
Updated: 2014-11-29
Packaged: 2018-02-27 11:26:25
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Chapters: 1
Words: 4,453
Publisher: archiveofourown.org
Story URL: https://archiveofourown.org/works/2691164
Author URL: https://archiveofourown.org/users/lovetheinsane/pseuds/lovetheinsane
Summary: <blockquote class="userstuff">
              <p>“You know, Donovan,” a deep voice said, interrupting her thoughts. The detective lifted a few papers from the small table beside Hamish’s bed before continuing. “I don’t care if you insult me or even if you question my relationship with John. Honestly, after all this time I've heard all your insults and I expect nothing more from you.” By this time he was holding the case files, which had been next to one of Hamish’s bedtime stories.</p><p>He gave her a cold glare. “But refrain from saying such idiocies in front of my own son. Not for John’s sake, or even for mine—especially not for mine,” he said the latter with a bit of a scoff. “But for Hamish’s. He’s too young to be subjected to bullies and their hurtful comments.”</p><p>Donovan was somewhat shocked silence.</p><p>She stayed motionless as the detective made his way past her and down the stairs without another word.</p>
            </blockquote>





	Just a Few Words

**Author's Note:**

> Written a bit ago but finally had time to post it!  
> I love baby Hamish and I've always wanted John to yell at Donovan for her comments...that and I like making Sherlock emotional. ~ENJOY~
> 
> I don't own BBC Sherlock and it's respective characters, I simply borrow them!  
> NOT BETA'D AND NOT BRIT PICKED!!!

The door to 221B opened with a harsh slam and in barged Lestrade, followed closely by Anderson and Donovan.

“DRUGS BUST!!!” Lestrade yelled as he took a look around the flat. It had been years since he’d last done this and even longer since Sherlock had actually _used_ drugs, but this was the only way to get those files back.

221B looked oddly calm. It was just past eleven so the DI had expected at least Sherlock to be up.

“Come out Sherlock!” yelled Anderson as he pulled the sliding door to the kitchen. _No Sherlock there either._

Donovan moved to stand next to her boss. “Is he even here?”

Lestrade nodded. “Mrs. Hudson said he would be.” He took a deep breath and yelled, startling Sally, “SHERLOCK! I AM NOT KIDDING! COME OUT RIGHT NOW!”

As soon as he finished those words he regretted opening his mouth.

From the Watson-Holmes bedroom came the sound of a child crying.

“Well, now you’ve done it,” mumbled Anderson. Lestrade ran his fingers through his silver hair and bit at his lip. Sally rolled her eyes and stalked to the living room. She looked at the pile of junk on the sitting room table and decided she might as well start the search.

 For a few moments all that one could hear coming from the bedroom were the sounds of a child’s cries (although they did calm down a bit) and some shuffling.

The door opened suddenly and Sherlock stepped out of the room with a deep scowl on his face. It was very clear that the only thing keeping him from insults at his late-night “visitors” was the little bundle he was carrying. The detective’s hair was tussled but, even though he was in his sleeping clothes (which consisted of grey sweatpants and one of John’s old t-shirts) it was obvious that he hadn’t been sleeping.

Hamish fussed and Sherlock moved him from cradling his hip to resting on his chest.

“P-papa…” the boy sniffled and rubbed at his face. His Papa attempted to ease his discomfort and whispered,

“There, there, Hamish.” He pressed a kiss to said boy’s forehead. “It’s just stupid Uncle Lestrade, Anderson and Miss Donovan.”

The boy looked up at the intruders and then got shy and burrowed his head into Sherlock’s chest. “Hot, Papa.”

“I know, love. I know,” reassured Sherlock. By now he had joined the three in the sitting room and they were all staring at him.

Sherlock rolled his eyes. “What do you want? Couldn’t you have called, Lestrade?” he questioned as harshly and loudly as he could without disturbing his son.

Lestrade cleared his throat and hesitantly spoke up, “We came ‘cos we really need the last case’s files and I know, for a fact, that you took them, Sherlock.”

The detective scoffed. “Of course I took them. They wear in better hands with me than with anyone else in your team. I actually put them to use.” Donovan and Anderson gave him indignant looks, which the detective promptly ignored.

The DI looked at the sight in front of him, ignoring the younger man’s insults. Hamish’s curious and excited demeanor was nowhere to be seen.    

“What’s wrong with Hay?” he asked but quickly regretted opening his mouth again because the younger man gave him a murderous glare.   

“What do you think Lestrade?! Use that head of yours for something,” he whispered harshly. Hamish fussed in his arms and Sherlock smoothed his hair. “He’s always a bit fussy when John is absent. Now, add a fever and a bunch of idiots bursting into the flat and how, Lestrade, do you imagine Hamish feels at this moment?”

Both Anderson and Lestrade felt like shit. Sure, they really had to get those case files back—the case had closed the day before—but if Greg would have known that his godson was having a rough night he would have come in the morning.

Donovan was another case though.

“Where’s John?” She asked, tossing on of the papers on the desk aside. “Did he finally come to his senses and leave you?”

Lestarde’s face flashed red with anger and even Anderson stopped what he had been doing (looking through various chemicals) to give the woman a harsh glare. Sherlock’s own face didn’t betray him—he was quite used to all her vicious invectives—but it angered him that she had the audacity to say such things in front of his son.

 Before he could reply with his own biting comment the boy lifted his head and, in a teary tone, asked, “Daddy gone, Papa?”

Sherlock inhaled sharply. He hadn’t known how much he would hate hearing his son asking such a question until that moment. He held the teary boy closer and said, very quietly, “No. Don’t listen to that st-silly Sergeant Donovan, Hamish. Daddy would never leave us. Do you understand that, love?”

It was clear he was clarifying things for Donovan as well, not just reassuring his son.

The young boy seemed to ponder the question, but then he spoke, “When is Daddy co-coming h-home, Papa?”

“In two days. He’ll be here by the time you wake on Sunday morning, okay, love?”

Hamish’s face lit up and he asked, “Pancakes?”

Sherlock smiled and kissed atop his head again. “Yes. I’m sure Daddy will make pancakes with lots of honey.”

The boy giggled. Sherlock smiled fondly, kissing the boy’s clammy forehead.

It seemed like Donovan’s biting comment was forgotten for the moment so Lestrade took advantage and brought back the reason for their visit. He would really have to have a long chat with Donovan though.

“So,” he took a deep breath, “Sherlock, those files?”

The detective looked questioningly at his friend for a bit but then remembered. “Oh. Right, yes. Files…” He closed his eyes for a moment, running through his mind palace. He must have deleted the information because he couldn’t find it, either that or John had moved them before leaving, which meant that he would have to do it manually.

“Sherlock?” Anderson said, trying to get the detective’s attention. He succeeded and Sherlock gave him his attention. “I’ve already checked here so they must be either in the living room or one of the bedrooms.”

The dark-haired man gave him a curt nod and turned back to the DI—careful not to give Hamish whiplash.

“It’s not in our bedroom. I would have seen it, so it must be here or upstairs. You look in here and I’ll go upstairs.” The last thing he wanted was for the three to put their hands all over his son’s things.

Lestrade nodded. “Alright then. Give me here,” Lestrade offered with outstretched hands. Sherlock raised an eyebrow. Lestrade sighed, “Sherlock, just give me Hamish so you can go up and look for the files with ease.”

The younger man ran his hands through the boy’s dark hair again. “Fine.”

He carefully passed the boy to his godfather and Hamish quickly curled up in his arms. Lestrade noticed that the boy was quite warm. He pressed a hand to his forehead, which was mated with dark hair.

“Oh, Hay. You’re burning up.”

His Papa rolled his eyes. “Don’t exaggerate, Lestrade. He simply has a slight fever.” Sherlock placed a warm kiss to his son’s forehead before turning to leave. “Better start the search because the sooner I find then, the faster you three get out of my flat.”

Lestrade had to suppress a laugh as he watched the detective’s robe make its dramatic way up the stairs.

“Your Papa is so dramatic,” he told Hay.

Hamish giggled in agreement.

►◄

As Sherlock made his way upstairs he noticed that there was another pairs of steps accompanying him. He didn’t even have to turn back to know who it was. There was only one person, currently in the flat, that would consciously make undermine him.

“Where are we going?” she questioned. Sally wondered briefly if they were going to the room where the Freak stored all his creepy case items.

“Hamish’s bedroom,” he answered flatly.

 _Oh,_ thought Donovan. _Of course, the boy had to sleep somewhere._ She found it a bit odd though since she couldn’t picture Sherlock sleeping.

She was about to ask Sherlock what case files were doing in a child’s bedroom when said detective stopped.

He turned the knob and Sally half expected the room to be decorated with body outlines, red furniture (to resemble the blood and gore that Sherlock loved so much) and other macabre baby things.

Sally blinked.

It’s safe to say that she was surprised when the detective opened the door to reveal a room decorated in soft greens and bees.

Sherlock didn’t seem to notice her shock and made his way around the bedroom, searching, while Sally observed her surroundings.

It looked like normal baby nursery—although it could be argued that it did have too many bees. The furniture was solid wood and the walls were painted in soft greens and white. The most macabre things Sally saw were the plushy heart and lungs that Molly had given Hamish on his first birthday. But they were rather cute and cuddly looking—soft as well—so Donovan didn’t count them as things that shouldn’t be in a nursery.

“You know, Donovan,” a deep voice said, interrupting her thoughts. The detective lifted a few papers from the small table beside Hamish’s bed before continuing. “I don’t care if you insult me or even if you question my relationship with John. Honestly, after all this time I’ve heard all your insults and I expect nothing more from you.” By this time he was holding the case files, which had been next to one of Hamish’s bedtime stories.

He gave her a cold glare. “But refrain from saying such idiocies in front of my own son. Not for John’s sake, or even for mine—especially not for mine,” he said the latter with a bit of a scoff. “But for Hamish’s. He’s too young to be subjected to bullies and their hurtful comments.”

Donovan was somewhat shocked silence.

She stayed motionless as the detective made his way past her and down the stairs without another word.

►◄

Back in the living room Anderson had gone back to sorting chemicals—mostly out of curiosity—and Lestrade stood in the center with his sick godson.

Lestrade looked down at Hamish, who was wearing a cute pair of yellow bee pajamas, and asked him (in his best “officer” voice), “Do you know where those files are?”

The boy shrugged but there was a glint in his eyes that told the DI he knew.

“Not cooperating, eh?”

Hamish grinned, “Nope.”

“Alright then,” he said in a ‘threatening’ voice, “We’re gonna have to do this the hard way then, Mr. Watson-Holmes.”

“NO!” Hamish yelled, but it was too late.

Lestrade started tickling him and Hamish let out a roar of laughter that startled Anderson a bit.

He peeked out of the kitchen and saw his boss tickling the boy in his arms. Hamish squirmed and kicked helplessly.

“Be careful boss. Hamish is still sick,” Anderson warned.

Lestrade quit and Hamish gave Anderson an annoyed look.

“Ugh, Anderson…” he said with a soft huff.

The DI couldn’t help but laugh and neither could Anderson, even though the boy was giving him a look that resembled Sherlock’s _There are idiots around me_ stare.

Lestrade ruffled the boy’s curls. “He has point Hay. Your Dads and Mrs. Hudson would be angry if you puked all over the carpet ‘cos of me.”   

Hamish made a face but he understood.

Lestrade grinned and ruffled the dark hair. “Seriously, Hay. Do you know where they are?”

Hamish sighed. “Up. My room.”

“Really? What are they doing there?”

The boy licked his lips in a Watsonian way. The boy really was a combination of his dads.

“Daddy had left them when he read me a story before he left. He prolly forgot ‘em ‘cos Papa came in and they tucked me in and then they got all kissy and yucky.”

The silver-haired man laughed at the boy’s grimace.

“Do they do that a lot?”

“Get kissy?” he asked. Lestrade nodded in confirmation. “Yep. It’s kinda yucky but it’s okay ‘cos they are both happy. I like it better than when they yell ‘cos they both get sad or when Daddy or Papa is gone ‘cos then the other is sad.”

“Does Papa miss your Daddy today?”

“Yes.” There was no hesitation.

“Do you miss Daddy?”

Hamish gave him a look that closely resembled Sherlock’s _obviously_ look. Lestrade couldn’t help but giggle.

“Of course you do Hay. Where is he? Do you know?”

The boy nodded. Delighted with knowing something an adult didn’t. “He’s at a con-con… a conterance… for doctors!”

Lestrade gave him and impressed look. “Doctors, really? Like The Doctor and his TARDIS?”

The Sherlockian glare returned. “No, silly! A doctor of boo-boos.”

“Oh, My mistake, Hay.”

The boy smiled kindly. “It kay.” He pouted a bit and rubbed his face. “I wish Da was here.”

Lestrade hoisted him up higher. “Why?”

“So he make the hot go away.”

“Your Papa isn’t doing a good job?” Lestrade asked.

Hamish rubbed his face. “He okay. Still hot even when Granny gave us soup and Papa gave me yucky medicine, though.” The boy pouted a bit. “Papa and me miss him…”

Tears threatened to spill out of blue-green eyes and Lestrade’s heartstrings were tugged.

As far as Lestrade knew, John hadn’t been sent to a conference in the time since Hamish had been born—more than three years now—which meant that this was their first true separation.

 _Poor boy must be so upset_ , thought Lestrade. It wasn’t that Sherlock wasn’t an excellent father, but he knew that Hamish was used to having both of his parents being there for him. John was especially there whenever Hamish was sick.

He looked at the boy he was carrying again—Hamish was blinking slowly—and he got an idea.

“Do you want to talk to your Daddy, Hamish?”

The boy’s face immediately brightened and he nodded. “Yes, please!”

Lestrade smiled and nuzzled into the boy’s face. He hoped it wasn’t too late where John was as he shifted the boy and fished for his mobile.  

When he got it out he quickly dialed and brought it to his ear. The dark-haired boy was muttering excitedly and made grabby hands at the mobile. Lestrade smiled at him.

The phone rang, once… twice… thrice and someone picked up. The place was rather loud. There was the sound of laughter, chatter and, overall, the sound of people having a good time.

 _Wasn’t this supposed to be a medical conference?_ questioned Lestrade.  

Greh hear the sound of a chair pulling out and John’s voice, saying, “I’ll be right back” to the group of loud people, whom responded with variations of “Okay”.

Hamish reached for the mobile and gave the man a questioning look. “Daddy?”

“In a moment, Hay.”

“Okayyy,” Hamish responded with a bounce.

He heard the sound of a door open and close and the ruckus ceased.

John cleared his throat, “Greg?” There was a worried tone to his voice. “Something wrong?”

“Not really, John. But someone does want to speak to you. Are you busy?”

“Uh, well, we’re just having a bit of an evening get-together. I have time. What happened?”

The DI took a deep breath and braced himself. He had already seen the full extent of John’s wrath once.

“Look, John, there was a bit of a situation with Donovan. We came to get the last case’s files back from Sherlock and she said a few things that were pretty nasty.”

The doctor sighed and made a noise that Greg took as telling him to go on, so he did. “Anyways, Hamish heard them and, even though Sherlock reassured him that what she said was untrue, I think it would do good to hear it from you, John,”

John ran his fingers through his short hair and let out an even deeper sigh. “What did she say _this_ time?” Sherlock and John had been insulting each other since they had met but it must have been really bad if Lestrade had to call him about it. The fact that Hamish heard her made it worse.

Lestrade shifted a bit awkwardly and, clearing his throat, said, “John, I feel like Sherlock should be the one telling you this but, let’s just say that Donovan made more remarks about your relationship with Sherlock.” John bit his lip. “Donovan made a snide remark about you leaving them and Hamish heard it.”

There were a few beats of silence.

John was getting sick and tired of Donovan’s insults to his husband. They weren’t even creative anymore, but they were harsh—even if said husband claimed he just ignored them—and John had to resist the urge to get physical every time she opened her mouth. He knew that if he would have been there he would have not been able to control his rage.

Insulting someone who could insult back was one thing but insulting his relationship, his son…his family. That was where John drew the line. He would really have to have an extremely serious (and possibly lethal) chat with Sergeant Donovan.

“John?” asked the Detective Inspector. By this time Hamish was all but taking the mobile away from the grey-haired man.

John snapped out of his thoughts and cleared his throat, “Yes, I’m here. Uh, let me talk to Hamish, Lestrade.”

“Alright.”

John shuffled a bit and added, before Lestrade handed his mobile to his eager godson, “Thanks, Greg.”

“No problem John.” Lestrade turned to the bouncing boy and set the phone to speaker, “Here you go, Hay.”

He handed the phone to the bouncy boy, who snatched it up and placed it in front of him.

“Daddy?”

John’s voice came out clear and calm. “Yes, honey. How are you, Hamish?”

The boy giggled and looked up at Greg. “It’s Daddy!” The men chuckled—even Anderson, who had made his way next to Lestrade. “I’m sick,” the boy continued. “Fever.”

“Really?” John momentarily wondered why Lestrade hadn’t mentioned it—even though Sherlock had texted him about it earlier—but he did suppose Donovan’s hurtful comments were a more pressing issue. He quickly drew his attention to his son. “Has Papa been taking good care of you?”

“Yup. Granny Hudson gave us food. Papa and me watched The Doctor even though he said it was silly and then we went to bed in your room!”

“Sounds like a lot of fun.” John giggled as his son joined him. The heart-warming moment was short-lived though. 

“Daddy?”

“Yes, love?”

“You’re coming back, right? You’re not leaving me and Papa?” Hamish asked, his voice seemed to waiver and it broke John and Lestrade heart to hear him ask.

Silence filled the flat for a few moments until it was interrupted by the sound of Sherlock and Donovan coming back down.

Donovan was about to inform Lestrade that she had the case files now, when John cleared his throat and finally replied.

“Hamish, years ago I was sent back home after getting shot and I was all alone. But then I met your Papa and my life changed. I was so much happier and so was your Papa.”

Everyone in the room was silent. John cleared his throat.

“Sadly your Papa had to go away for a while, but when he came back home—which I still consider one of the greatest things that ever happened in my life—I promised I would never let him go. And it may have taken a while,” he paused to chuckle a bit, “but we eventually figured things out and, eventually, your Papa and I got married. We were already so happy, but then we found out about some wonderful news. Do you know what that was, Hay?”

Hamish pondered the question and then made a face. “Nope. What was it?” he asked.

John’s smile could basically be heard through the phone. “You, my love. Your Papa and I got the news that we were having you and our lives changed for the better once again.”

The doctor paused a bit.

“Hamish, there was a point in my life when I was lost and I never imagined having a gorgeous partner and a genius son. Years later, I have all of that and, why would I ever give it up? So no, Hamish, I will never ever leave you and Papa. Do you understand, love?”

“Yes, Daddy,” Hamish sniffed a bit, “I love you, okay?”

John smiled, “I love you too my honeybee. Tell your Papa I love him too and give him a kiss for me, can you do that?”

Hamish giggled, “Kays Daddy, but you can tell him ‘cos they heard it all.”

All the adults were all but catatonic. Anderson was extremely teary-eyed and had turned to look at the window instead of at Hamish. Donovan was shocked and really started to feel shitty. She never thought she’d say it (think it) but she owed the f—Sherlock, an apology.

Lestrade’s eyes were misty, but he had a proud look on his face. He knew how much his friends had suffered—both together and apart—and how much they deserved the nice, yet adventurous life they led now. He shifted Hamish a bit and spoke up.

“Hello, John. If you wanted that to be private I apologize,” he said a bit playfully.

John chuckled, “Nah, it’s alright Greg. It’ll save me a few conversations later.”

Donovan looked at the ground.

He continued, “Anyways, may I speak to Sherlock quickly? And privately. If he’s there.”

“Of course,” Lestrade turned to Hamish. “Say ‘bye’ to your Daddy lad.”

Hamish bounced. “Bye, Daddy! Be safe and be good. I love you.”

“Of course honeybee and I love you too,” John replied. He cleared his throat lightly, “Sherlock?”

Said detective had been very quiet through the whole exchange. His posture was that of a man who hadn’t even been paying attention but his eyes betrayed him. They kept flickering between his son and the window behind them.

He really hadn’t realized how much Donovan’s words had affected him—not just his son—until he had heard John reassure him that he would never leave.

Sherlock had been told hundreds of times, in hundreds of situations, but all in the same reassuring voice, that John loved him with all his heart and that, as long as John lived—which Sherlock had made him promise would be a long time—he would be there for Sherlock and, now, for their child. They were a family. The soldier in John would always protect them and the doctor in him would be there to heal them. A man like John would never abandon them; no matter how difficult he acted, how dangerous their adventured got, or how weary he came home.

“Papa?” The sound of his son’s voice drew him out of his mind palace and back into his flat.

“Oh, right,” said Sherlock, his voice raspy with emotion. If anyone notices his small breakdown nobody said anything.

He walked to Greg, who gave him a small smile. Sherlock ruffled Hamish’s hair and took the phone. He turned the speaker-phone off before speaking.

“John.” He cleared his throat. “John?”

“Hullo, love,” his husband greeted. Sherlock felt fresh tears in his eyes and quickly blinked them away.

“Hello.”

“Everything alright now?” His voice was so full of concern that Sherlock couldn’t reply. John just continued, “Sherlock I miss you two so much. I’ll be coming home, okay?”

The detective nodded, but then cleared his throat and replied, “I know…uh. John, I know you will.”

“Just reassuring you.” He chuckled a bit and added, “I love you my brilliant madman.”

“As do I,” the younger man immediately replied.

“Skype later? I want to check up on Hamish and I want to see you.”

“Alright.”

“Good. I’ll be online as soon as I’m in my room, which will be in two hours tops. Goodbye darling.”

“Goodbye, John. I’ll see you later.”

The line clicked. Sherlock returned the DI’s mobile with only a terse nod.

“Alright then,” said Lestrade. “Off we go.”

The others nodded. Anderson left with no comment, just a small wave and nod in Sherlock’s direction. Sherlock nodded back while Hamish made a face.

Sherlock cleared his throat and made a motion with his hands.

The DI grinned. “Oh, right.” He still had the pajama-clad, sick, bouncing boy in his arms. He returned him carefully to his Papa, who cradled the boy immediately.

For the first time in a while, Donovan spoke up. “Off we go then.”

Lestrade ruffled Hamish’s hair. The boy giggled and squealed, “Bye Uncle!”

“Bye, Hay. Get better, okay?”

Hamish nodded and burrowed into Sherlock’s silk robe. The younger man stroked his son’s back soothingly.

Lestrade cleared his throat awkwardly. “Sorry about all of this Sherlock. I—”

Sherlock cut him off. “It’s not you that should be apologizing Lestrade.”

The silver-haired man hung his head.

“Anyways,” Sherlock continued, “Don’t you have to get those files somewhere?”

“Uh, yeah.” He looked around a bit and then returned to look at Sherlock. “Bye, Sherlock.”

Sherlock just gave him a nod.

Both Holmes watched him leave.

Donovan cleared her throat and took a step toward them.

“Look, Sherlock—“she stopped when Sherlock turned to face her and Hamish’s big blue eyes peered at her from under dark eyelashes.

She cleared her throat and continued, “Well…I said something hurtful and…” The fact that the two weren’t saying anything at all—no snarky Sherlockian comments—unnerved her. “Look, I’m sorry,” she blurted. “I’m really story, Sherlock… Hamish too. I—” 

Sherlock abruptly cut her off. “Donovan.” She sighed. “I’m sure Lestrade is waiting for you downstairs. Better get those files back to the Yard. I’ll see you at the next crime scene.”

“Oh, well. Yes, of course.”

She hadn’t really expected Sherlock to come out and accept her apology—she really didn’t know what she had expected. Sally turned to leave.

She honestly wasn’t even sure if she deserved or even wanted to be forgiven, but she would have to reassess her ideas on Sherlock and John.

She was already starting to descend the stairs when a soft voice called out for her. Sally turned.

Hamish fidgeted with a yellow button. “Night, Miss Sally.” He smiled sweetly at her and Donovan couldn’t help to reply with a charming grin. 

“Goodnight Hamish. I hope you feel better soon.”

With that short exchange Donovan resumed walking down the stairs.

**Author's Note:**

> Thank you for reading!!  
> I hope it doesn't seem like I loath Donovan, because I don't, I just wish she'd stop calling Sherlock "Freak"...and that John would say something about it. c:  
> Comments and kudos are appreciated!


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